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In a world often overwhelmed by cynicism and chaos, Being Good, Doing Good offers a timely and heartfelt reminder of the quiet power of kindness, empathy, and ethical living. Drawing from personal experience, global philosophies, psychological insights, and real-life stories, Manisha Patil takes readers on a transformative journey—one that redefines goodness not as perfection, but as a daily choice. This book is a call to action for anyone seeking to live with more intention, compassion, and courage. Whether you're navigating inner dilemmas or societal complexities, Being Good, Doing Good is your guide to making goodness a lifelong habit and a meaningful legacy.
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Manisha Patil
Ms. Manisha Patil is a psychologist, educator, and multilingual writer committed to exploring the intersections of psychological science, human well-being, and social context. She serves as an Assistant Professor of Psychology at JAIN (Deemed-to-be University), Bengaluru. She holds M.Phil and M.Sc. in Psychology. An M.A. in English and currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Psychology, which contributes to interdisciplinary engagement with psychology, language, and human behavior.
Her academic interests include job crafting, organizational behavior, adolescent development, social psychology. She has contributed to peer-reviewed publications and presented her research at national and international academic forums. With a focus on ethical inquiry and reflective practice, her work brings together research, teaching, and writing to engage with psychology in meaningful and socially grounded ways.
Beyond the classroom and conference halls, Manisha is also a passionate literary artist. She writes poems, ghazals, and short stories in Kannada, capturing the emotional textures of everyday life with nuance and grace.
Being Good, Doing Good marks her debut as a non-fiction author—an invitation to reflect on how personal goodness can become a powerful social force.
